The Ghost of the Lady in White at Union Cemetery

Record summary

Union Cemetery in Easton, Connecticut, is associated with a reported female apparition commonly described as a white or blue lady. Stories place the figure among graves or near cemetery roads and connect the tradition with local sightings rather than with one consistently identified historical person. The lead matters for comparison with New England cemetery folklore, nighttime visibility, and the way color and location become stabilized in oral tradition. The pre-1946 chronology is uncertain, so researchers should seek local newspapers, town histories, and oral-history collections rather than relying on modern haunted-cemetery websites.